Prosrhyncholeya Muscat Smile 'Green Mountain' also known as Yamadaara Muscat Smile is a captivating hybrid combination of Prosthechea mariae and Rlc. (Blc.) Lester MacDonald.
This cattleya orchid boasts an extraordinary display of resplendent waxy green petals and sepals, accompanied by a delicate but sizable ruffled white lip with a charming green throat. With such a unique genetic composition, this orchid is sure to captivate breeders and enthusiasts alike, offering endless possibilities for exploration and hybridization. These blooms are generously proportioned relative to the plant's size, creating a truly remarkable sight. And to delight your senses even further, this orchid releases a fragrant aroma that adds an extra touch of allure to any space.
Originating from Central America, the Cattleya family, which includes Prosrhyncholeya, is renowned for its resilience and adaptability, making it an excellent choice for orchid enthusiasts. Often referred to as windowsill orchids, they thrive in well-lit, cool-to-warm environments within your home. While they appreciate sunlight, it's advisable to protect them from excessive direct exposure during the peak hours of the day.
Embrace the joy of witnessing this harmonious fusion as each flower unfolds, it unveils a captivating blend of its parentage's attributes.
These plants are clones, which means the bloom will look like sample photo.
- Plant Stage: Mature, Currently in Bud - First Bloom - Mostly Single Bud
- Blooms life expectancy: Up to 3 weeks
- Average Plant Height: 12-14"
- Mature Plant in a 4" pot -ready to pot up after blooming
Our collection is a mericlone, carefully propagated to ensure its exceptional characteristics are preserved. Currently available in 4" pots, these plants are accompanied by an illustrative photo that provides a glimpse of the size you can expect and bloom in due season.
To care for your Prosrhyncholeya Muscat Smile 'Green Mountain,' provide it with bright indirect light, high humidity, and good air circulation. Whether potted or mounted, the choice is yours, although potting is recommended as the plant matures. Remember to allow the orchid to partially dry out between waterings to maintain its health and vitality.